Fill the Sea

Fill an entire sea, one bucket at a time. In this relaxing pixel-art incremental game, recruit tibo helpers, automate water production, collect and fuse cards, and unlock technologies and talents as your seaside waterworks grows. Adopt raccoons to clean the beach and water the coral back to life.

Start with one bucket. Fill an entire sea.

Fill the Sea is a relaxing pixel-art incremental game. Begin with a hand pump on the shore, recruit little tibo helpers, and build a growing network of water sources and transport routes. Watch a trickle become a steady flow into the sea.

From hands-on pumping to automation

Pump your first buckets of water, then put your tibo helpers to work. Build wells, gather rain and dew, and transport melted snow. Expand your waterworks and turn each upgrade into more water reaching the sea.

Collect cards and experiment with combinations

Gather essence to discover cards of different rarities and abilities. Choose bonuses that suit your facilities, develop cards through fusion, and explore how your water sources and progression systems work together.

Research technology and unlock talents

Upgrade facilities, research new improvements, and spend the talent points you earn by sending water to the sea to shape your progress. Build on your humble hand pump until your distant goal starts to feel within reach.

Take a moment to watch the water

Watch tibo fetch, carry, and pour water. Wait for natural rain, collect relics, and keep an eye out for random encounters. Plan your next upgrade or take a break from clicking while your helpers keep working.

As the water returns, so does life

Every stretch of sea you fill brings new visitors to the shore: crabs, hermit crabs, sandpipers, a sea turtle, a seal pup. Untangle the turtle from an old net and help the stranded pup back to the water. Take in stray raccoons and they will dig bottle caps, cans and torn fishing nets out of the sand, rinse them and drop them into their basket. Then send a diver tibo to water the dead coral with essence and watch the seabed bloom again, plot by plot, while fish, dolphins and whales find their way back.